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In the world of foreign exchange investment and trading, the importance of buy and sell points varies greatly from trader to trader.
Short-term traders often attach great importance to precise buy and sell points, while long-term investors do not take it seriously. ​
Many foreign exchange short-term traders are almost paranoid about the buy and sell points. They want to buy at the lowest point and sell at the highest point. They cannot tolerate any price correction after buying and regard stop loss as an unacceptable loss. They expect to avoid risks and gain profits by using precise buy and sell points, and even set very small stop losses for this purpose. ​
However, can precise buy and sell points really determine the success or failure of a transaction? Real foreign exchange short-term trading experts focus on trading logic and response strategies: how to expand profits when the trend is correct and how to control losses when the trend is wrong. The foreign exchange market is volatile, and no one can accurately predict the market trend. Short-term traders need to rely on a stable and consistent trading system and use certain rules to deal with uncertain markets. ​
It is normal to have floating losses in trading. After setting a reasonable stop loss, traders should focus on judging whether the market is in line with expectations, rather than being obsessed with finding the perfect buying and selling points. Sometimes, in pursuit of a cost advantage of one point, you will miss a great market. The way to make a profit in foreign exchange investment is to reasonably control risks and seize profit opportunities, rather than relying on precise buying and selling points.
For those short-term traders who are still obsessed with finding a precise entry point, it might be a good idea to think from another perspective: long-term investors will not be obsessed with specific entry points, because in their view, any position may become the starting point for profit. This may help you let go of your obsession with precise buying and selling points and find a trading method that suits you better.

The way to success in foreign exchange investment trading lies in building a complete trading system.
The market situation is ever-changing, and no single strategy can be applied to all market environments. Therefore, investors need to establish multiple trading systems with complementary functions and choose appropriate response strategies for different market characteristics. ​
Trust is the core element of the trading system. New foreign exchange traders often face the dilemma of "knowing is easy but doing is difficult". Even if they have a trading system, it is still difficult to strictly implement it in actual operations. This is because the external trading strategies adopted in the early stage have not been tested in practice. When there is a floating loss in the transaction or the strategy is temporarily ineffective, the confidence of investors is easily hit. For example, some novices use trend tracking strategies and frequently stop losses when the market is in a turbulent state, which leads to doubts about the strategy. ​
The formation of a trading system is a transformation process from imitation to innovation. After continuous trading setbacks, investors begin to reflect on their own trading behavior, and gradually explore trading methods that suit them based on their personal investment style, risk preference and market cognition. When the trading system is designed and continuously optimized by investors, it is deeply in line with the investors' trading philosophy, and it is naturally more handy to execute. Therefore, for external trading strategies, investors should not blindly copy them, but should deeply study the logic behind them, take the essence, remove the dross, and transform them into trading strategies that meet their own characteristics, so as to truly establish trust in the trading system and achieve consistency and stability in trading behavior.

In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, long-term investors mostly adopt the strategy of building positions against the trend.
For short-term foreign exchange trading, the ideal entry time for short-term traders is usually at the critical moment of price breakthrough, that is, by setting a breakthrough buy (buy stop) or breakthrough sell (sell stop) order. The goal of this strategy is to quickly expand the profit space brought by price fluctuations, achieve rapid profits and lock in profits in time. ​
In long-term foreign exchange investment and trading, long-term investors are more inclined to choose to enter the market when the price retreats, that is, by setting a retreat buy (buy limit) or retreat sell (sell limit) order. Its main purpose is to reduce the cost of building positions for long-term positions of up to 3 years, thereby accumulating more profit space for the overall position. ​
The reason why long-term investors often adopt the counter-trend position building strategy is that their position holding target is usually about 3 years, while the position holding target of short-term traders is relatively short, which may be only 30 minutes or 3 hours, and generally do not hold overnight positions.

In foreign exchange investment and trading, foreign exchange investors of different patterns have significant differences in their thoughts and views.
In the field of investment and trading, laymen usually think that all investment methods are similar. However, when you go deep into the expert level and focus on very niche areas, you will find that the differences between different investment fields are actually very large. Take stocks and futures as an example: stocks are one-way investment, while futures are two-way investment. This subtle difference between one-way and two-way alone leads to huge differences in investment and trading patterns. For example, investors who do stocks may never be able to experience the difference between the momentum of stock decline and the secondary decline momentum after the retracement when the futures trend falls. These two feelings are completely different. ​
Even in the field of foreign exchange and commodity futures, which are two-way investments, there are many differences in the sub-sectors, and these differences even affect the position holding decision during the transaction process. For example, there is a difference between overnight positive interest rate spreads and negative interest rate spreads in foreign exchange currencies, and the willingness to hold overnight positive interest rate spread currencies is definitely stronger than the willingness to hold overnight negative interest rate spread currencies. ​
The foreign exchange market itself is also divided into multiple sub-sectors such as foreign exchange spot, foreign exchange futures, and foreign exchange options, each of which has its own unique features. For example, foreign exchange spot has an interest rate spread for overnight positions, while foreign exchange futures do not. ​
Even in the field of foreign exchange spot, long-term investors and short-term traders are two completely different groups. Their goals, strategies, and position holding periods are very different. In fact, it is almost impossible for long-term investors and short-term traders in foreign exchange spot to communicate effectively. This is also the reason why I rarely pay attention to short-term traders-the short-term strategies they ask about may have never been heard of by long-term investors.

In foreign exchange investment transactions, investors must stay sober.
Even if someone is willing to selflessly share the experience and technology of foreign exchange investment transactions, you must understand that these shared contents are only technical references. They are not real experience. Only when investors personally experience, practice, and internalize this knowledge into their own understanding, can they become real experience.
Similarly, those who are willing to share foreign exchange investment experience also need to stay sober. Even if someone sincerely asks you for advice on the technology and experience of foreign exchange investment transactions, you must remind the other party that these shared contents are only a technical reference. They are not real experience. Only when the audience personally experience, practice, and internalize this knowledge into their own understanding, can they become real experience.
No technology and experience can be learned at a glance. Technical knowledge is relatively easy to learn, but real experience takes time to accumulate. Only through continuous training and practice, when knowledge is internalized and mastered to the point where it can be used easily and freely, can we truly master these experiences and reach a state of enlightenment.



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